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Re the last parts: I sure hope you're right, but I think we're both a bit jealous and/or afraid that it is we who are ill-suited for a coming WFH future :-/
by gspr 7y ago
Re the last parts: I sure hope you're right, but I think we're both a bit jealous and/or afraid that it is we who are ill-suited for a coming WFH future :-/
- vsareto 7y agoIf you could magically remove commutes or make it automated, I'd still be on-board with working in office. The only good commutes are near empty roads with nice scenery while I enjoy morning coffee and listen to the news. Many people had to get used to long commutes in terrible traffic after all. Hopefully the answer is that we all just gravitate towards companies that prefer one culture over another.
- _curious_ 7y agoPerhaps the future will be a mix...downsized offices that can accommodate a max % of company-wide employees at once? 50%? A place where the CEO/csuite/salespeople can have meetings and others can really come and go as needed. If I recall, WeWork was getting into this market/model whereas they'd sublease space for a smaller number of companies, sometimes even just one enterprise.